In order not to allow users to search for the required information one page at a time, most large Web sites have a search feature in the highlighted area. Enter a few words in the text box, so we have the page we want to see. You may not get a page that fully meets your needs, but you can add more keywords to refine the search. This article describes how to create and use website maps through the Index Server service built in IIS.
Before configuring Index Server to perform a search on the Web Server, you must first create at least one Index and follow the steps below to complete the search.
⒈ Start the index on the Windows 2000 Server. By default, select the computer management icon in the management tool group. After it is started, the interface shown in Figure 1 is displayed. The right side of the window provides information about the indexes that currently exist on the server. By default, two indexes are available: System and Web.
To create a new index, right-click the index service or the panel on the right, and select create catalog. The add catalog dialog box is displayed. Specify the index name and click the Browse button to select a location. The indexing service does not start indexing immediately. A message box is displayed, and click OK to continue. To achieve optimal performance, the indexing service can be deployed on a hard disk isolated from the Web server.
Catalog specifies the Index Directory, right-click the newly created catalog name, and select Properties from the pop-up menu. The dialog box shown in Figure 2 is displayed. The first tab displays the content you just entered. Select the Web site you want to index from the WWW server drop-down list in the second tab trace.
The catalog has the created catalog. Now you can select the directories you want to include in the index. This powerful feature allows you to create several indexes for searching content in different ways. For example, you may want to quickly browse the chapters drawn from the complete text. This feature enables you to execute this task within the Index Server. To add a directory, right-click the panel on the right and select Create directory. In the displayed dialog box, click browse to select a directory and specify an alias. If you need to log on to the server to obtain the required content, you can provide the username and password you want to use to obtain the required content. If you want to check protected content, you must maintain the security of the content. This feature is very useful, so that only authorized users (maybe those who pay for it) are allowed) to obtain the complete content.
You can also use this tool to exclude subdirectories that do not want to be indexed in the Web site. For example, retrieving the Scripts/CGI directory won't be useful to users. To do this, double-click the directory and select "no" from the index, as shown in figure 3.
After all directories have been included/excluded for the site, right-click the right panel, select start from the pop-up menu, and restart the Index Server service. The server will start to browse the created index and start to retrieve the content.
A simple search page consists of a data input form and a search result form. The program list is as follows:
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